Finb/Bark

Bark is an iOS application designed for managing and displaying push notifications, featuring support for multiple servers and encrypted message handling. The system processes incoming notifications through a modular pipeline that handles decryption, markdown formatting, and auto-copying, while storing message history locally using Realm. It provides a modern MVVM-based user interface with grouped message lists, widgets, and Siri Shortcuts integration for sending notifications.

The project focused on modernizing the iOS application's architecture by migrating message storage to a local database and refactoring controllers to use the MVVM pattern. Significant work was also dedicated to implementing new notification extensions for enhanced push notification handling and user interaction.

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The codebase was refactored to support multiple servers and introduced structured models for message handling and encryption. This period also established a reactive networking layer with robust error handling and automated the iOS build process.

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This period focused on significantly enhancing the messaging and notification capabilities of the application. Key developments included a modular refactoring of the notification processing pipeline, the introduction of message grouping and collapsing features in the UI, and the addition of Siri Shortcuts and a new widget for viewing recent messages by group.

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